Bitcoin investment isn't something you should rush into. Even though time is important, investors should first have a basic understanding of what they're getting into. By research, I don't mean mastering every technical aspect of Bitcoin before buying. I mean understanding the fundamentals—knowing that Bitcoin is a volatile asset, learning about the risks involved, and being aware of both the positive and negative experiences of other investors.
My point is that even with this basic knowledge and enough discretionary income, some people still panic and sell because they weren't psychologically prepared for market volatility. That's why emotional discipline is just as important as financial knowledge. Understanding that investing involves risk and proper risk management is what helps investors stay committed during difficult market conditions.
You've made some good points but you don't need to know about other people experience before you can start buying bitcoin, if you are looking for experience then get yours by starting your own journey, people talk about emotional discipline a lot and while I support that it's something every bitcoin investor should have I would also argue that actually starting to buy bitcoin using a tolerable amount of your discretionary income and then experiencing these ups and downs of bitcoin is the way to go in finding out how disciplined you are and how likely you are to keep buying and to keep holding even when the market looks unfriendly.
I was just wondering what one need experience for in bitcoin investment, is bitcoin investment a work where employers are looking for a skilled or experienceed personal? there is no need for experience in bitcoin investment, what someone need is the basic knowledge on how they can open or create a wallet, deposit, buy and also learn how to secure their wallet because once someone gets your seed phrase everything in that wallet will be wipe out and lastly, someone need to have the long term goal because bitcoin isn't an asset you can buy today and be expecting profit the next day.
I think you've misunderstood the point being made. No one said Bitcoin investing is like a job where only experienced people can participate. The point was simply that you don't need to rely on other people's experiences before you start investing. As quoted by ZeroVinsonN: "You don't need to know about other people's experience before you can start buying Bitcoin. If you're looking for experience, then get yours by starting your own journey."
What this means is that while learning from others is helpful, it can never replace your own experience. The real test of your emotional discipline comes when you experience Bitcoin's volatility yourself. That's when you discover whether you can stick to your investment plan instead of making emotional decisions.
I also think your definition of the basic knowledge required before investing is not accurately it. Knowing how to create a wallet, buy Bitcoin, and secure your seed phrase is important, but that's not really what we mean in this contex,when we say basic knowledge we mean
● Understanding what Bitcoin is and why it was created.
● Knowing that Bitcoin is highly volatile and being mentally prepared for price swings.
● Investing only discretionary funds that you can afford to leave untouched for years.
● Having a clear investment strategy, such as DCA, instead of chasing short-term price movements.
● Having a long-term investment horizon rather than expecting quick profits.
● Understanding basic risk management and avoiding emotional decisions driven by fear or greed.
